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Can-Spam report
The FTC's report to Congress -- "A CAN-SPAM Informant Reward System" -- is now available at the FTC's website. Here's the link to the pdf…
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PA Supreme Court: "A horse is a horse"
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court announced this week that for purposes of the drunk driving laws, a "horse is a horse" and not a vehicle. The dissenter…
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Recent Data Privacy Headlines
Interesting debate today (that I listened to via C-SPAN Radio) in the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee on legislation to reform Intelligence, called the “C…
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Subway maps of law
When will Susan stop uncovering amazing ideas? I dunno, probably never. Subway maps of law is a great idea . . . but I've been duped before. I spent most o…
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Garrison Keillor on the importance of this election
A good friend (thanks JPD!) recently pointed me to this essay, adpated from Garrison Keillor's new book "Homegrown Democrat" (Viking 2004). Whate…
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Secure yourself
I think I posted this once before, but it's worth reposting. Many modern email clients include hooks for encryption/digital signatures that can go a long wa…
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The challenges of 100% utilization
This one is lodged somewhere between picayune tidbit and outright plug. My alma mater, Dartmouth College has been at the forefront of wireless deployment for se…
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Should Judges use extrinsic evidence in deciding patent diputes?
LST Director Mark Lemley filed an amicus brief for technology companies (Intel Corporation, IBM Corporation, Google Inc., Micron Technology, Inc., and Microsoft…
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Top Ten Bush Tax Proposals
From The Late Show with David Letterman: 10. No estate tax for families with at least two U.S. presidents. 9. W-2 Form is now Dubya-2 Form. 8. Under the sim…
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They Should Resign Because They Believed Lies
From a letter writer to the NY Times... Right-wing media commentators think that Dan Rather should resign because he made false claims based on documents that…
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still havig tech trouble w/movable type - go to http://academiccopyright.typepad.com…
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National Law Journal covers <i>Golan v. Ashcroft</i>
The National Law Journal discusses the Golan v. Ashcroft case in this article ("Trolls are Back -- In Suits Testing Copyright Restoration Law") by Tr…